246 AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRIES—AGISTERS' LIEN—ANALYSIS, SOILS. Aug. 13, 1907, p. 587, § 4. Ib., § 5. seekers, and to those interested in improving their crops by understanding the classification of their soils. 78. State surveyor may co-operate with United States surveyor. When, in the judgment of the governor and commissioner of agriculture and industries, the state's interests shall be best served, then the soil surveyor or surveyors shall be required to work with and co-operate with the soil surveyors from the United States department of soils. 79. Appropriation for soil survey.-The sum of ten thousand dollars, or such part thereof as is necessary to carry out the purposes herein before set forth in this article, is annually appropriated. .4808, 4809 .4798-4805, 4742-4743 AGRICULTURAL (Civil Code) Code) ...... AGRICULTURAL LABORER'S LIEN (Civil Code) ALABAMA BRYCE INSANE HOSPITAL (Political Code) .3354-3357, 4161 2831 3803-3806 .4139, 4140 5366-5368 3124-3128 2885 .436-438, 390 .5369, 5370 .43- 48 5426 76- 79 SECTION. CHAPTER 3. ANNEXATION OF WEST FLORIDA TO ALABAMA. 80, 81. SECTION. 80. Governor to appoint commis- 81. Authority and power of com p. 192, § 1. 89. Governor to appoint commissioners.-The governor Mar. 4, may appoint three commissioners on the part of the State 1901, of Alabama to confer with a like commission on the part of the government of the State of Florida to provide for the annexation of that part of Florida to Alabama known as West Florida, and more particularly described as follows: All the said territory and jurisdiction now held by the State of Florida in and to and over that portion of the territory of the State of Florida lying and being west of the thread of the Chattahoochee and Appalachicola rivers and west of a line running due south from the thread of the mouth of the Appalachicola river, being west so as to pass between the islands of St. George and St. Vincent, known and called West Florida. . 81. Authority and power of commissioners.-Said commis- Ib., § 2. sioners of this state may do and perform all acts requisite and necessary to perfect and consummate the agreement for the cession of the aforesaid territory to the State of Alabama, and whatever agreement for the cession of said territory to the State of Alabama may be made and entered into by said commissioners shall be reported back by them to the governor of the State of Alabama; provided, that no such agreement shall be binding upon the State of Alabama until the same shall be ratified and confirmed by the Legislature of Alabama and approved by the governor. ARRESTS; REFUSING TO AID OFFICER (Criminal Code) ARSON AND KINDRED OFFENSES (Criminal Code) .7708-7711 .6295-6305 ASSIGNMENT FOR BENEFIT OF CREDITORS (Civil Code)....6054, et seq. ASSOCIATE JUSTICES (Civil Code) ASSUMING OFFICE ILLEGALLY (Criminal Code) ASYLUM (Political Code) ATTACHMENTS (Civil Code) .6893, 606-6310 ...900 et seq. ..2094 et seq. ...2102 et seq. .5948, et seq. ... 7446 ...838 et seq. .2924-2971, 4694 ATTEMPTS (Criminal Code)....6311, 7702, 7699, 6297, 6866-6868, 6215, 7315 ATTORNEYS AT LAW, AND THE PRACTICE OF LAW; CRIMINAL 7621 .3613-3616 .1359-1420 .6987-6991 .3338-3344 BENEFIT AND MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATIONS (Civil Code).....3564-3588 BENEFIT OF CLERGY (Criminal Code) .... BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND PROMISSORY NOTES (Civil Code)..... Feb. 11, 802, § 1. CHAPTER 4. BONDS OF STATE, FUNDING; WHEN PAYABLE. 82. 82. Bonds of State; when payable.-Any bonds which may 1897, P be issued by the governor of Alabama for the purpose of renewing or funding the bonded debt of this state shall be. made payable and subject to redemption at any time not exceeding fifty years from the date of issue of said bonds. 83. (623) (12) (12) (16) (15) Boundaries of the state.The boundaries of this state are established and declared to be as follows; that is to say: Beginning at the point where the thirty-first degree of north latitude crosses the Perdido river; thence east to the western boundary line of the State of Georgia; thence along said line, to the southern boundary line of the State of Tennessee; thence west along the southern boundary line of the State of Tennessee, crossing the Tennessee river, and on to the second intersection of said river by said line; thence up said river to the mouth of Big Bear creek; thence by a direct line, to the northwest corner of Washington county, in this State, as originally formed; thence southerly along the line of the State of Mississippi to the Gulf of Mexico; thence eastwardly, including all islands within six leagues |